O'Leary also won best architectural photographer yet again, this being the fourth year in succession. The award ceremony took place at the Irish Press Photographers Association annual dinner at the Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin, sponsored by Royal & Sun Alliance.

CASTLE MARKET ON THE MARKET An entire street is up for sale in Dublin 2 . . . Castle Market, the muchloved square which connects Drury Street and South William Street.

A prime location just 100 metres from Grafton Street, Castle Market is expected to sell for well in excess of the auction price of 28m.

Dating back to the 1890s, Castle Market has some beautiful twostorey redbrick buildings, which are currently a mix of retail and restaurants. The pedestrianised area is home to Cooke's Restaurant, Helen McAlinden Design and Interiors, La Maison Gourmet, and Murphy Sheey.

Current owner of the Castle Market portfolio Ellier Developments has increased rental income by over 130% since it first acquired the property, just over four years ago. Rental income is over 700,000 per annum, but with four rent reviews due this year, this figure is expected to rise to over 1m per annum.

Joint agents Bogle Estates (01-0845 2500) and Davin Chartered Surveyors (01-6787 0400) are selling Castle Market by public tender on 15 May.

TOP DINGLE RESTAURANT FOR SALE Doyle's Restaurant & Guesthouse in Dingle, Co Kerry, is up for sale.

The property, which has a good international reputation, has won several awards since first opening over 25 years ago, and is located in one of Ireland's top tourist towns.

The restaurant, which has a seven-day public bar licence, is selling in very good condition, fully furnished and fitted out, while the guesthouse is equally well furnished. In addition there is a residential section which could be used for personal use or could be incorporated into the guest accommodation.

Sherry FitzGerald O'Connell is seeking offers in the region of 2m for the entire premises. For further information contact 066-915 2655.

PWC SETTLES INTO DOCKLANDS HOME PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of Ireland's leading professional services firms, has relocated from Wilton Place, Georges Quay, to a new state-of-the-art building at No 1 Spencer Dock, North Wall Quay.

The new custom-designed building is a massive 22,000sq m, extending to three blocks and nine floors. Housing 2,000 staff, the new building incorporates a food-court restaurant and fitness centre.

The move follows the firm's continued growth, with total revenues of nearly 290m of which 210m are in the Republic of Ireland.

CORK SITE SET TO GO UNDER THE HAMMER In Cork, the Uponor site at the Bandon Road Roundabout is due to go under the hammer on 17 May, as the company has plans to relocate. Savills Hamilton Osborne King is quoting 40m for the four-hectare site with around 166 metres of road frontage onto Bandon Road. The property is zoned for industrial and enterprise use under the Cork County Council Development Plan of 2003, but the selling agent suggests it could be re-zoned subject to planning permission. Neighbouring occupiers include Heiton Buckley and Dunnes Stores. Strong interest is expected in the site. Further details from Savills Hamilton Osborne King 021-427 1371.